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Fire Alarms Ringing in My Head

By Dana Elgaali

Firefighters seem to have embarked to Galileo countless times in the last couple years for false alarms due to students pulling it to disturb classes and have “fun”. Whenever I…

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Dreading Entering The Workforce

By Sally Rong

Another cog in a wheel. That's what everybody will end up after finding a job. Looking into my future after I graduate Galileo in June, college after that, and then…

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My past insecurity of my family’s business

By Ivy Liang

Located within the western side of Chinatown in the bustling shopping district of Stockton Street lies my family’s seafood market. Just at the entrance of the shop, the displays of…

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Opinion on Mathematics

By Derrick Jiang

Although I was required to take math in high school, my interest was sparked in the topic because I'd like to pursue a career that involves mathematics, like an engineer…

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Too many clubs

By Justin Szeto

A booming number of clubs have been forming more often now than in recent years, which has led students to being stretched between multiple clubs and forced them to divide…

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My Older Brother as a Father Figure

By Jason Feng

My older brother Zesen is 7 years older than me, and while he has always been a supporting brother, over the past few years he’s taken the initiative, and became…

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Distant Memory of You

By Jennifer Zeng

I met you in either kindergarten or first grade. People in the class already had a partner or a to-go friend; I didn’t, and you didn’t either. When the teacher…

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You Should Sell Your Clothing

By Sofie Godfredsen

The account on Depop Less than 30% of high school students in the United States are employed. I have experienced firsthand that making money is not easy as a high…

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A Change of Heart for Kids

By Jennifer Olano

I’ve always hated kids; growing up, I never wanted to be around them, wanted nothing to do with them. But after landing my first job during the summer after my…

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4 Broken Bonds

By Michelle Liao

Many people go through their lives with at least one best friend. They form strong bonds and learn and grow together, sometimes arguing but making up in the end. Yet…

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Opinion: School Lunch Needs to Be Bigger

By Ching Yuen

Photo: Cafeteria line By Ching Yuen, staff writer School lunches have been a point of contention for Galileo students who regularly eat in the cafeteria due to size and taste…

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Senior Reflections

By Czarinah Galve

This years journalism seniors were asked to write reflections on their time here at Galileo. Below are each of their editorials linked. Czarinah Galve Brandon Su Giuseppe Palmer Josue Acevedo…

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Ready seniors?

By Jessica Trinh

By Jessica T, staff writer